Internal Vibrating?

Does anyone have internal vibrations? I have this almost constant, but it is really bad at night. Is this a symptom of lyme? Thanks

This was one of my first symptoms. It is constant, and yes, much stronger at night. I think because when your still and trying to relax you feel it more. I think it sometimes feels like you are an electric box. I also call it my beehive as it feels like you are full of bees and they are buzzing and moving around and vibrating. My husband says when I am really bad that he can feel me vibrate. For sure I think this is a symptom of Lyme. My ND is now working on my neuro syptoms like the vibrations, buzzing, prickly feelings everywhere.

kds86 said...
This was also one of my very first symptoms. My doc said it was anxiety and prescribed meds,was 15 at the time. 25 now.

KDS86 same here. I started having this symptom so many years back when I was probably around 16 or so. By the time I was 21, I was being wrongly diagnosed with anxiety/depression and prescribed psychiatric meds which did nothing but make feel even worse over last 10 years. I've tried countless antidepressants and not one has ever worked. If anything they have caused mental problems. I am 31 now and just putting all the pieces together that this was lyme all along. I've gotten so bad that it can't be ignored any more. I've develop so many intense physical symptoms overtime and I'm almost completely unable to function now.

Its sad cause I always described this condition to doctors as feeling like I'm sick with Mono or some real physical disease . I've expalined this to probably over 50 doctors over the last 10 years. No exaggeration... probably 50 docs and not ONE of them said it could be Lyme. Many did however admit that my symptoms were way beyond anxiety/depression. Some were smart enough to realize that all the physch stuff was just a symptom and not the source of the problems, but still none mentioned lyme or infectious diseases. But man, there is nothing quite like knowing you are sick for almost half your life with disease and being pointed in the direction of mental issues when you know its a dead wrong diagnoses. Fortunately my family knew this was the case too and have continually supported me in the quest to dig deeper. I'm just overwhelmed with how long this has taken me to actually put together. And stilll... I could be totally wrong, but I've never come across anything that better explains my symptoms than Lyme. Each day it is becoming more clear. I'm just overwhelmed with how long this may stem back. Anway I can really relate to what you said and just thought I'd share that. Hope your on the path to healing.

PS make sure you take magnesium, it does seem to help.

yes, def. this was also my first symptom 8 years ago when I probably got this nasty disease and didn't know it. It only lasted a few days, like my brain did not want to shut down and I could not sleep, it makes sense, when I first got it, I also had what seemed like a flu so I think it was the toxins dying off as a result of my immune system trying to fight it, then I never had it again until this whole past year off and on when I was reinfected last year.

like electric shocks going through your body, I should have never accepted the diagnoses of fibro, I would probably not have been in the position i am now, I also explained this to so many docs back then and so many other people and I was looked at like I was crazy, what a shame, could have probably been cured w/a few months of antibiotics, as all of us could have been, very sad

Yes, this is one of my most frequent symptoms especially at night. I remember when it first happened I thought my bed had shook. Nope, internal vibrating/tremors. It's a very odd sensation.

I used to have it in my colon and it has been much less with a diet change.

I feel it near my heart and the area surround it on my left side. Its usually associated with a very dull pain. Happens a lot when I take Cats Claw.

Totally get this. My doc thinks it could be Bartonella. It's really annoying.

Yes I have it, mine also is worse at night or maybe we notice it more because we are laying still trying to sleep. I hate it it's awful.

After driving long hours(driving 8 hours is hard on the body anyway), your nerves are irritated and when you have a neurological infection (Neuro Lyme, Bartonella can affect nerves too), then even minor irritations can create disturbing symptoms like the vibrating/buzzing.

As Maine said - partly because we are laying still at night and partly due to not having other things to distract us, we notice most symptoms more at night and especially just before going to sleep.

Detoxing should help ease these symptoms as you will be lowering the toxin load not only in the nervous system, but in the entire body.